US EditionAgu Asks Gilmar to Reconsider a Decision on the Impeachment Law
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Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Gilmar Mendes rejected on Thursday (December 4, 2025) the request for reconsideration presented by the Attorney General's Office against the decision that suspended parts of the Impeachment Law. Therefore, the provisional changes defined by the magistrate on Wednesday (December 3) remain in effect. According to the injunction, only the Attorney General of the Republic can present impeachment requests against Supre…
Minister maintained the suspension of infringements of the Impeachment Act and rejected AGU's request
Demonstration defends popular legitimacy for denunciation against Supreme Court ministers. The post "Attorney General's Office asks Gilmar to reconsider decision on disqualification of ministers" first appeared on Monitor Mercantil.
The Union's Advocate-General (AGU) asked Minister Gilmar Mendes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), for a re-examination of a decision which he felt that only the Prosecutor-General of the Republic (GGR) could enter into an impeachment of members of the Court. In the statement, the Union's Advocate-General, Jorge Messias, supports that the possibility of opening an impeachment process by the Senate is part of a "balance relationship" between th…
The Advocate General of the Union (AGU), Jorge Messias, asked Minister Gilmar Mendes of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), to reconsider the decision that suspended legal devices that allow any citizen to submit an application for impeachment against members of the Court. According to The Globe, the request for Messiah is a political gesture to the Senate, which has resisted the indication... The post Messias asks Gilmar to reconsider a decision a…
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